Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-03
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itY of the Misses McArdle. Miss
G. returned home on Monday, while
Miss Jones will remain for couple
of weeks.
L. L. Wright, who is now full
fedged Iowa jeweler, reached here
Monday evening. Business.
Miss Rachel Keehn, sister of
Mrs. Herman Enzenroth, of this city,
is here for visit. Some half dozen
years ago Miss Keehn embarked
from this place to test the claims
made for Dakota She finally set
tied at Pierre, opening dressmak-
ING establishment She has succeed
ed in making money, and is deserv-
ing of credit for great perseverance
and endurance.
MIR. John Jenkins finished our
High School course last week, and
is now at his uncle's, near Calamine,
for short stay. John proved him
self an industrious student, and du-
ring his stay in our city he exhibited
characteristics well worthy of imi-
tation. He accomplished the feat
of mastering a four years. course in
two years. Think of this, boys.
DR.. Carson has arrived from
Dodgeville with his household and
dental effects, and hereafter he may
be found at his office, over Gales
store, ready to treat masticators in
the most approved manner. A hearty
welcome is extended the DR.. and
his estimable wife by our business
and social circles.
Billy Dave was in town or
Tuesday.
With this week Mike McCabt
took position behind the postofiict
delivery hole. In short while hi
can say something on the stamp
licking business.
The many friends of Mrs. JAS
Brewer, Sr., who has been very sicl
for week or more, will be pleased
to learn that she is some better.
Mr.. John M. Gundry left fol
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Jim Collins, recently associated
with "Badge" Minor, is here from
Plankinton, Oak. He looks his best
JAS. Remfrey was called to Oar
lington this week by the illness Of
his mother.
Sam. Adams, a former resident
of this city, is here from Dubuque.
Eddie jenkins, the photogra
piers son, has experienced an at
tack from pneumonia the past week
He is now convalescent.
II. Scott Ansley, deputy Unit &c
States marshal, years ago resident
of Hudson, is in the city.-True Re
publican.
N. II. Snow, of Mineral Point
has paid, on the average, to oul
mines 5000 a day. Mr.. Snow paic
$500 in four days, the average mum
Der of loads day being fifteen
And yet not one-sixth Of the bone
near and in Highland has seen the
surface. ce.-Mo'atfort Monitor.
We understand that our efficient
young delivery clerk at the post
office, w. S. White, has rendered
his resignation to take effect on oi
about February lst Mr.. White viii
visit his mother at Mineral Point
Wisconsin, for two weeks, previou:
to his departure for Kansas, TO which
place he goes to accept position in
bank. He will leave host of ad
miring friends in Lemars who will
ever be pleased to hear of his sle
cess.-Lenaars, (Loaoa), Globe.
A FARMERS INSTITUTE was held
at Boscobel, Grant Co., Jan. "a and
%, at which some interesting papers
were read. We Gull the following
from the Milwaukee Sentinel
James Spensley, progressive far
mer of Mineral Point, gave a brief
paper entitled "My Experience in
Dairying." lie said in these days
of close competition and small mar
gins the dairy must be managed or
business principles to pay. All need
to know more about it. He keeps